The Sun. — London, England, 1818-09-08 00:00:00

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' i' lit C OMII/ISSIDNERS fur VICTUALLING ill,, 7 , : _ ili s i tteIJESTY'S N. 4 1 7 Y do hereby give Notice, That !tit - "f eiri gYs the 15th of September next, they mill he ready o.ecti ve r , . • • r 'ed up), and treat for a , 7 en(rers in wrlttng spi tin ::titY of PRIME IRISH 13F..EF ant/PORK, not exceeding •te I : Q4 'gregOte Ten Thousand Threes of each species , to . a e c ,, - d in the ensuin,T Season; one.eighth part thereof to ''' riZ ke 't iZe Half-Punehrons, si.r-eio..•hlh pane in 1 .1 ,.. T ,, c r e : t i ,i:i't,'",?'ent•tiiiing one-eighth part ii' B""els: to ,. 6 , e . i r e ' i: t „rt.,- lhout'i'l i frojestu's fri e t,,,iti ng Stares at Depr • „, 44 4 i ' 'Plymouth, and Cork, in reg•alar propoltm. i , , o ,. 1; each 0:4 . e Pti " 1) 1 . Ca :ks, ba t the periods under-worasoner .1 . one:Mird part of the whole hy the 14th Pehruary, 181,, . ,I„ 4 t e h. 4 it'd part more ha the l sth 4 Prit , .„ , 7 ' ' ° , 4 d t,, ‘ , 7 '-' eemo , inin g third part l c u the 3 . 1;t A t i . , ' "1 , 4 op e _ Paid for by Mat payaole, unt i ou " 11 / detest, sixty 7 , 4 ..7r. dot,. . • t o ., ,' Co nditio n , of' the Contract nuts/ lit seen at the .7,7 , -- .... - ,;/„' office, at flits Office • Or by applyim 4' lo 3 fe• • •'' 114,-044r/4/ie., .do-eof lin: thef'iclualling at Cork; lo litre' Cale tt ) ,,, 1 ;1:4* his Ma' est,/ s Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Aerary, G „,. W rrford ; I a . acl ' 1 ;,.. the Scoretary' to the Postmaster ' ek,/..,1,at MAUI', respe el ivelv ' if 13 4 r ""b 'r fae a less q mantle t; .1 han Five Handre . .t/ 7yeree . s . ', lN l4ll l .':' ,' a " 11 F ire Hundred Tierces of ' Ptak. wtli ife ail " 1 ", ett ' "r will r e •I he had •to any; Tender in which the aelee„:,/ertll not he inserted e ' ai in ?lairds at /earth, or t . h . at .,. . , 5 . / ( 1 . o _11 ,11, ,,: . 1 ~ •trc r l t o the Marti lief Ore Pne o Clock on thr s it 1 , ' b • 14 4 t1". 1 'lilt of Sc ilentlu.r next, por unless the Person n•ho ,1%.,.,..e,ti1tie,4%,,,tra1ci.-rt,,,tioil- far. Person 071 his behalf, attends tt! 16 "'go t a Leer signed i v heo tuder must be accompanied 6 . 1 1 - - Count!-with . : P reePonsibte l'ersons, en zazi pg to herome pe,.cent. 0,. . , ' 4 eab e g o rt7 te nderins,r, in the Penal Sant of 15 1 . ,1 3 ,..,,, unt ' Jr' e ( le due pelormauce of the Contract. C s ' o Ni NTI" ------- ( 3 ---- ' "'EN,' "N (300 D TRAVELLING, from the SARA .: tip N 1 4 KID INN, SNOW-HILL. To l'Oßk, LEEDS, '44, ANIIt7 k I 't I ) 1 •,,, 'ill. and all PARES of the NORTH. • ... ‘.. • rt tC-uaeliesthe Best I lorses, andlteep exctilent lime, 1 %413. ,' lir W. MOUNTAIN at1(1 Co. ft,,cEN's lIKAD INN . SNOW-HILL, LONDON. 'fi t , u ' . ‘r ,. t. 7 1 i (1) .. 1 : ()AT - -COACIIES, NI Al 1,- k'''' ''' 4l(..t ) ' - - ' I LES7 i tk u c g set out from the Saracra's Heat! Inn, 1.1, ''ill --- • • i11:'IMIII IE. - rt New I.IE It POOL Light Coach, only . one AR 'tt)t.l.et,!.etruid, carrying Four Insides and Four Outsides, ', r itti ~rr Y Day at One . o'clock, arrives at Li verp s, , , O,l_ next 4 . ,; 114 l. ). " ' ' i t ' , six , I , 'clock, through ,Dunstahle, -1 . oburn, '')ei!. l , Y, N orthianpron Welfiird, laitterworth, Hinckley, 4 ' r i e-, .. hie is ji ' .,; ( l, itt,', e le, Stone, Newcastle, Kant stord, .cltll4;!tory and I' ' ' .e' '' 4t*Z fi r ) A t ,' N . 1 . 11 ....f ( 3:7:1, )t ;u1 iitgt o tt , Winchester, and Basing. t'"l,; itir li • "lir Inside • Ctimeli at half-past Seven o'clock . i ., n . `th' v 't,' l : ll g . , ai rives at the Dolphin Inn, Soatlianrytal.t: by V„ ls te 1 / 4 f 3 ;•, -- This is • a lif os. delightful Conve)anee d i`e.'(! ) " "'light Jersey Guernsey, St. Moines, flat le r . .....”liii t ,'- , ,lierk m i rfri ; R„ , " '"' i l, t - evi V ,,,' S i 13 "lII', -'-- B ; ellingto * n, and lii trim , 1, Post-Coach, 1,14.,,k144()1F at Five o'clocti.-- , -Goardeil... ." _ . neover : I *, ev„ : 114 8i ~,‘!l , l , l l, Dorcliester, Bland ford ,Salisbury, A I ..s. ) 4e,a)ii,tt''',,`"lie, new NI Coach, every , 4fte,riloulk. , I_lte - t l;‘ ,. , tc: c .. '2 4 a eliets to Guernsey, t4:i• 4 , - rp t , ..)ersyy,,Che'rbtyg, S,. Ma ' it it'- ‘ 1441 ' ) ,..„ P lYtuouth Weymou th . Dorchester, Falmouth, ''alt:ll,,liti,,,airti N,41,,,bLv, Ne - v p..t Coach, every Morning. ~.. li t' ot r ate k 'cl °4, throu;li• Honit• , n, Axminster, ,Brid port, T .. 4,l 4 3,' a ' i "gatol,e, to i il • liagshot. ~. r..' . _. 41 __„ 'l' -lotili p tetborooit Stilton, and lit , to . t . Tg•- ' It, V• 4 I, , ag , , ' k.",;.tiairl CLl;leti.lo6 ...tut every Svean . .4' tut spih 4)-1 , 'lttpit:ltfol lv ~-old Hull. • (,It 14:0, (;m au ltlti'l 01, Flying Pact-Coaches, through C.iipc are t - ' lqa j've and iAlarlhorough, every Aftero,,on ; arrive b,ng.---t,'re d arn‘ , nreyboluid inn, Bath, awl t Lomb'''. -4 4 1, -'°4 Cl l 4 „t re t, and Ihe Sw•alin, Bristol, next Moi n ' Lk t .:i',, Z ke." -sl t uWell ' i, Beolgewater, Tanoton, Exeter, Ply :vru. lie • 1,41 thN o r •,lilitslit Coach, called Tke Rockingham . , sets ou t i",?', X J;1•,,,1 at Fio.lit WO ock ; carries Font- Insides , only, r.." lPu N )1- a,7` 4l,l ;e ' asy With a Guard throughout. I asses ' -itl!'" , to ;,`''rd, Nalwa;k, Kett.' d, Doncaster, and Fer,ry kll,,„htlitii 'flt fiolden Lion, Leeds, next morning. I . \ ot . - Vie,,,wed to i ' L. R the 'unCommoir I.:x ;edition of this C0..,.;:1i, it. is 111,1144e:it t - ‘l l , 4lll , e )i n t \ i ,.s ittia ; ;14• 1 1e b ea .. 1.; I l e and complete Public C(tn, ii,q/„,.. 1 ,,,,.a,,,y (4 ,, ) ____, , cing unequalled iii Aceoinnioila k " 1 1k1,,,qki, U.W "',C... -44 , a! ! - , ~ .1, T h , ..ongtown, Crot na-green, Annan, Dumfries, I l ' 1 0,1 ,11,1 11i1, Saiiqulinr-Ellin, Caninock, Kingswell, ,Rsii 4 , 4 ., ( . 5 °f S9tl,trid, a Post Coach (iliiY). t`kitc,,,," Elna‘t,•,,,,ro -I ,WI *thy, Shield s, Sunderland, New t. - 9,1 ' ..:,tiou, "•••• 1 - " - ' • '"1 . •th a Gu ard , ''N) ,tt"calt urgli, 0 eV; Four Inside -oat ), 0,1 ' hi: r ( ,,, seti out every norning by way It.f Newarli, Let ' 1 1 ; 4 1,, ~4 4 la.4,!"1•, Davila.6li, Norttiallertoo, Durham. Mu! ' age, 't_ 'T i r,•,,,'",`L'ick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued :'N'' 414 o; ~‘ ..1 of the . .. , , miry rest what tistie they ; tzili:,\,,,;.l:itotilli(%°l3l?roceel ) ,U " l it, wit hout 'e)' a l io y additi o na l itl,er .. F o a rt r , e ;and t f , 1 111), 1) ()st (~ k ' l l) Swint ti, Rainsr . ury, f-I • ~ t 1 ' , v , \ .;PN( - ) l ,',•',ch, at Seven Morning. , P ati n , tic W:i kill N ' ew Post Coach, ever v evening. ljlai t ' i t aa t i •,-, Peirrith, and ‘Vhiteliaven, Four inside Post 'k••4l,'''(.],..%ld all the way, passes through Brough, ,N . ,•-, '',rlA. e4labrid Rtrinnona Catterick,ltoroughbridge i ''Ae•ii Alt,''' Abell i 114 - i , I . S •I'' ollt tOejt,„-I'ili tt , 01'i,:,, ,I rcaSICE, ano .aranttaiii. -(. -, . ‘ ,, t , • '411,., - • "'k is ," onci per forma the j aurney with the greatest i''rtq ".t, 1,,,,v,'.1.,tgers detained on the Road hy business or ~.,.14, , ,!i tl itt vret•xlie peculiar advantage of their Seats being Sc -:4'4II:OAL ' L. ,t , Coach. 44,1,-,f,'%4,o:l"caste.r;.Prestein, Kirliy,Lon'sdale, Bolton, t 4 41 , ,',‘ Pi, - ", , rk, arid Gaestang Post-Coaches, every After ‘l,,,Vili IVtIsrot'0(11 ekek.---Guar dee. . A 0 t t k NI. , ', Warn,,,,t,,t, xparsf o ed, Stone, anti Litch row v'ti. , -tia c i, ~ ' ' ' - ,1.,,..,., , 1e1 t ., t _ ~.), ta'c't The Defiance; every • s , 1c T1 .., ,, t1 the Sa . r , a l cens Head Inn, Dale- street, Liver , l i,,tik t t l it tS- 1 7 ELb 1 1 , ,., " 5 t: t , (.. ! ou t . .. . \I u• gat Half-past 6, ' ltt lieh-,.ll."'lNTi'io-rt " :t:ir e :ii e n r.‘ ce ' ll:T n a ' r n 'O ' rlev, Nantwich. Oak . aria N.lititlltt'vvich Post-Coach, every Evening, at Not n t i N , i .i . tmtkAkk4,4',,,,Li.A:Nr),' Stockt n, ' ntl farm new Coach, every ~,1.,,,,.-_,,,,e Ge„,., , , ° • . 1 . I , ilykt,w sal e il•r.Eit. v t,,! , nn, Sir . nder and. ' Newcastle, .., ,_.,‘ it, t , , ltai n k,„' v „,t 1 1 8 11.)_w, Congtetoo, ~ N ) a1:' , . , , , , ii itt . rx.EL b _‘_.l,, ost - Coaeli,every, Afternoon. , Vila e . ! , 7 tylkikar,kty t,,•.itililtatherliala P 6 st-Coach,-called the I at-Li •,I‘ l4 ttli -4 _,N.q. ti . Tfrt.o g . tree It;tl s r i . rt,' 4 ,:`, 1 .A`l Pust Coach, with a Guard, sets out every t .1 , b a „, u reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.—. ~A i t t 7 t ; ii4iityt,,,:nallo, St,inthitni, Leamiingteni, ‘V , arwick, New ``,ki_`'LL ' Ntrigh. - c onglutoil,,to the Saracen s Head, 81111- ' 4 1 4 ; 1 1, ' Nam 4 ,"'• I, Witit,"iery moe'll, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post ,1..e,,! ) 4": 1 1 t ,er, /. /1 ": 1 1nIg at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, ‘ , N s 'Oli 3 , ll ) b t:i, NI „,.„. • . .• .•I ur lip'ts; q , . C 1 ,41114 -Ore. Sandwich, Litinsgate,tantt 1•) , Y 9 , I tt 41..-11 Arni.,, fly...ochester, and Stroud, New I 0at ,,0, 04roxi.i) ..g,.•Nrooll, and Night, tiiii,t.rii,4in.: A % are:, ilosidesdon, and Cheshuut Coacla, t . , I t 'tittik t iNllN T ?"Vpiqa.,,S,w,,cp.and EdMonton Coach (daily), at Eleven, a,,,,:41 44 4 x o vi !te, and Eight o'clock. , ",(4,40.14,,,f1.4141 Waggoila arid Coaches, to Newbury, 1,,1`,,,, '' ) lt a It eAd n i. _,W . 0 t r on- Basset , La nil., mr ii... 1,4 unger ilN rtku, • . u g, 4 :iti all Places adjacent dad . ). Chl e „ * lt NVtl, AL.,. WAGGONS n, • 's tel t. -- .Aps- r F '' • I. " (! 'i kqu ti " d "c ele s ia .Auov:it ford and Stan inore,Th ree 4-941-EN,4). ' -11"8aY, 'Bury, and all Parts of Su ff olk, t4io l irl'i;' - ' s 'rEit - b , h •Irtirkk. T. Al)i n „a r - RI()CIANi l 'Uts .i, , on, Henley, Bristol, and Glou %tta► light P • 0 4 I t eel, Nv, 14 oi ',, IV ,tie - t.,, N,. of t, eir e h , ... - )t stet., Ramsey, .Lyndhur-St . , Ly ,,7liprittir,nrght, jfie:.iiitewood, Fordingnridge, Sl , intim' ii, t. ) P .l PlC: tt i.a 44l Pto seY " and G "roseY Wagg°" (1)4 ") 1 ' •,. i ..\% , kt,',/. 1 ai i a ~,',l , Hod Twickenl)mo, Twice a Week. 14:141,,' 'Al()V 1 1, \; N1 itm "1,,(.:1wie1t,• seer. y Day. 1 ,, ,, , , , ,,, p a,. 4 .t h ,d ti • i i . .., kft\ , l .-;,,,i,o(tioutoo, (1-, i yll),Iy. . li v ''r th 'lti ‘t. ' s4io ti lic, th. t ( ''''• 1 4 , :in et fiii ly acqna , lit i t . heir , 14 'qi ' iv.. ii s ting c e„ ; 1 they wiit'ttot 'he aeeini Matt ... for k 42 .. ' , 1 1, - ' 411,t, \7. I.4lKage, 'W tiling s, Plate, &c. o r ) ' 4l cat,' " 'II, 3 , l if stolen, loAt. of dimiaired, on . Il ekci * i 'C the Insurance paid 1, ir acc(if dill,' y, nu) uow-hil l, Lotaton. . TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1811 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. I, 1818. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 18th Instant, from such Persons as may be rcfllineg to undertake the Supply of FORAkiE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in thefollowing Districts, to be delivered at Nee Expence of the Contractor. viz. Woolwich, Western, • North Britain, Sussex, Midland, Kent, exclusive of Woolwich, South West, Eastern, for a period of Six Monthsfron: theta! day of October,next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than 37 pounds per frinchester Bushel; the Hay to be mud and dry, and deliveredin Trusses 0f . 561b5. weight; the Straw to, be goo - d, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Strati, and delivered in Trusses of 36lbs. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respectipe Quantities of each /trade which may he delivered at the following rates, viz. For the 04 - 9, at per loolbs. Avoirdupois weight, For the tidy at per hundred and twelve pounds, For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointlaAr two or more of the said Districts, and it is expectcd that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his Contract, may ac, annulate, making an allowance for the some alter the rate of per Horse per 'reek. Farther particulars may be known upon application to the Officers commanding the RollaP.eirtillery in each District, and also at the Secretary's tyke in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day hetwitu the hones 11 Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Pro posals fur Forage;" but no Proposals can be admitted aPer the said 18th Instant, at Twelve ,o'Clock at Noon of the same day; Will any .Tender be noticed wilco the Party malting it, or His 4gent in his be.italf, shall attend. lig Order of the Board,' R. H. CREW, Secretary. THE COLONIES, NOVA SCOTIA. Halifax, July 27, 1818. AR RIVFD. - Ttiescky, schooners Elizabeth, Walker, Boston, 6 days ; Neptune, Hilton, Indian Island. Thmstlav, brig 111arionn and Louisa, AVdlsb, Antigua, 19 days. Saturday, H. M. ship Dee, Captain Cambers, fr,itu a cri►ize. This morning, 11. M. brig Saracen, Captain Gore, from a maze. CLEARED.—Brig Three Sisters, Harris, Que bec ; schooners 'llia!, Crosby, St. Andrew's ; Margaret, M' Donald, Jamaica. SAILED.— Wednesday, Lady Mary Pelham packet, for Falmouth ; passengers, G. Aamerum E'sq."Mr-,.•Damertrin, and Mr. Phippen. Friday, H. M. brig Grasshopper, Capt. Forbes,. for Lutienburg and Bermuda. Yesterday, for Qiebec, htigs ailiree Sisters, Harris ; and Mariann and Louisa, Walsh. LOADING. Brig Hibernia, Nicoll, British West Indies ; schooners Lavinia, Brost n, Lon -408 ; Four Sons, Kelly, Boston ; Swift, Greg son, John's, N. F. ; Parker, Estill, Kingston, Jamaica. Arrived at Philadelphia, 14 days from hence, br , ,; Thompson's packet, Thcimpson, with 153 passengers; at New York, schooner Jane and Martha, Bowden, with a cargo of plaster, and 72 Welsh passengers. Passengers in the Three Sisters—Captain Fitz roy, A.D C. to It Grace the Duke of Richmond, Capt. Hill, at the Staff Corps, and Mrs. WI, Nir. Howe, &e. Lieu(.-Colonel Lnektort, Assistant•Quarter i\l,ister-General, seven officers and 537 men, of 37th, 60 , 1,►, 68th, and 78th regiments, arrived at Quebec., July 1. _ _ _ Oti the 16th and 17th of June, lat. 46 24, lung. 44 38, the sloop Maria and Ellen tell in with several immense masses or islands of Ice, from which a bluish vapour appeared to ascend. The height of some -f their peaks was estimated at no less than 540 feet from the surface of the ocean; from many parts of which the water rushed in tor rents ; whilst the sea constantly broke on their weather side will) vreat fury. The passengers who came in the sloop speak very handsomely of thy master, Mr. Eugene Of the eight American vessels detected fishing on the coast of Nova Scotia, and sent into this port for adjudication, five were liberated on Fri day last, but with the full understanding that the indulgence would not be again granted to them ; a cep iticate to that eWecd was indorsed upon their Registers, and the Skippers rediaested to make it as public as possible, for the information of the subjects of the United States, engaged 'in the fisheries. Time remaining three, discovered fish ing in harbours to the eastward of Halifax, are now libelled, and will, very shortly, be brought to trial in , the Court of Vice-Admiralty, where, we have no doubt, they will be condemned. The lenity thus shewn, by Rear Adtniral Sir David Milne, to the vessels which he has liberat ed, must convince the Goveloment of the United States of the s•roug desire he feels to preserve the harmony which at present happily subsists bet ween Groat Britain and the United States ; and we sincerely hope will so operate, as to deter, for the future, American vessels front committing similar trespasses. At the same time his Majes ,ty's subjects in his North American Dominions must be saii,fied that it is the Rear Admiral's determination to guard, front every infringement and violation, those rights to the fisheries which exclusively attach to them. The house of Mr. John A. Vieth, at Fort Needham, was very materially injured by the lightning on Saturday morning last much of his furniture destroyed, and two horses belonging to hint, which were in a pasture near the house, were His Excellency the Eat I of Dalhousie embarked . •on Friday morning, on► board of his Majesty's brig Grasshopper, which soon after sailed- for Limenburg ; after landing his Excellency there, the Grasshopper proceeds to Bermuda. • Thomas Ritchie and John Warwick, Esqrs. have been elected the Representatives of the Cottwy of Annapolis. (From The Quebec Mercury, July 7.) • On Sund.y, by the Catholic Bishop of this Diocese, assisted by most of the Clergy of that Church in the vicinity of Quebec, the Rev. Mr. Burke, of Halifax, %VHS installed Catholic Bishop of Nova Scotia. The ceremony took place in the Catholic latish church of this city. An appro priate discourse %vas delivered on the occasion by M. De Calonne, of Three Rivers. This is the first Catholic Bishop ever appointed to the See of Nova Scotia. PROVINCIAL JOURNALS. [From The Plynigath Telegraph.] DOMESTIC IMPROVEMENTS. Ir is equally gratifying to the eye, es it is to the mind, to iook around at the present - Moment and twhold the political and moral tranvillity which is fast succeed s ing to :he din of warfare auil in quietude of stormy passions, not inertly in this ci;outoy, but throughout the wog Id, despite of agitating disrootetired spirits. Order replaces civil freedom lyratipy, and industry the long-eiteris.t.sed 47 4 1tit5..,f ; and !hough there,maybe a tewthings of a vexatious nature, and rather conftary to our wishes, yet it should he recollccucd that a mass of evils,'accionulated and c , mented together by a war of (fxrraordin ar y d u r,,tion and rancont, cannot he broken and dis sipat'ed at once. rime is rt quire(' to annihilate them all, and s ubstitute in their stead what may be more pleasing and more beneficial to ge. neralsociety. Itt conducing to this object, an earnest, attention to the means or i;otneNtic im pr-vements is principally called tor. By amelio rating our stwe at home, in* all those points in which it is reasonably susceptible of improve ment, we shall incretSe both oar national sit ength and ow- moral welfatie, which, in every well re gulated Government, ever ought to be intimately united, And this object it appears to us we are rapidly etfecing The system of saving banks, the wide-spreading education of the lower classes, the Bilkie societies, and the intended construction of new c,binches, bid fair, in the course of another generation, to exalt anti dignify this favoured land far beyond any period of her former hist°, y. .(FrpniThe Nqrihanipton .llercury.) CERTIFICATED CONVEYANCERS. The public, says a correspondent, must have great satisfaCtion in learning that a petition is intended'to'he presented early in the next Ses sions of Parliament, for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent .persons practising as Scrivener s an d Certificated Conveyancers, - Without having been prev . ionsly admitted a 3 attornies. It is no uncom mon thing now to see a watchmaker at one hour of the day regulating the machinery of a watch, and at another taking inEtructions to prepare the conveyance of an eState; in like manner a draper is seen with his yard wand in his hand at one time of the day, and at another tip a build, or drawing a mortgage•deed. Jr is not only HD injury to professional men, dirly educated, that these persons are suffered to practise, but the in jury arising to their employers is „past all eaten-, lation, inasmuch as the Man who fills Lis coffers; with deeds of their preparation is gulled to sleep . for the moment, but he• May rest assured the, day : will arrive when lie must seriuus!y pay for his DUELS.—A duel was fought on Hounslow head', yesterday morning, between two Gentle men named 1-11LLsot; and MARSDEN, which arose -out of :a dispute in-one of • the stands at Egliam races. The latter was wounded seriously on the left side, and was conveyed a wayin a gig. Some peace officers had followed the parties from Old Oak Common, where they fir-t met, but they w e r e too late to prevent tbe•misehief.—Saturday se'nnigbt a duel was fought b etween G rave li nes and Calais, by I Wo English Gent kitten, a Mr, B— and a Mr. They fired one shot each, when Mr. B. received the ball of hi s antagon i st i n t h e pistol hand; which rook oft two 'ot his fi ngers : th . c seconds thcit interlete4, tind . the dispute was settled. The difference which catied the tencontse occurred iu l_ ii 1 1 1 111) tt hence the parties arrived, eat) on the affair terminating I'S 3thuve, they quitted Flat= tt..r this Country. DIED. At Newport, on the 14th inst. after a short illness, which he bore with ehristian fortitude and resignation to the Divine will, William Knowles, in the 4tith year of his age, truly re gretted by all who knew him c the righteous bath hope in their death. He has lett a disconsolate widow and seven children to lament their irreparable loss. . - At M'Nab's Island, on Thursday last, of a lingering ill-• nrss, which she bore with exemplary patience, in the 17th. year of her age, Elizabeth M'Garey, secoud daughter of the late Mr. A. Nl‘iarvy, of Pictnu. Ot t Saturday morning, at Harriet Fields, in the 30th ear of his age, Mr. John Consent, a native of England : his fu-,, neral will take place to-morrow afternoon, from his late resi-: dein r, Fairhanks!- wharf, where his friends and acquaintance ate rcspeclailly requested to attend. A human skeleton was found lait week by some l a tio n t,rs employed in raising gravel at Hope onder-Dinmore, iu flerefordshire, about two feet and a halt below the surface. It appeared to have been bunk(' tunny years,, a . nd, on digging a trw yards farther, the skeleton of a horse, nearly perfect, was diseovertd at the save depth below tie grouud. [PRICE S EVF,NPENC GERM AN PAPERS. Some German Papers came to hand last ni 4 10%, containing the following aricle respecting the plan for rite military organization of the Germanic Confederation : FRANKFORT, AUGF. 30 —ln the 43d sitting of the Diet, the President gave in a proposition ri 'alive to the niatrunlation, of which the fol lowing is the sith , tance having been resolved, in the 15th and 19:h Sittings. thatothe population of the several States should he taken as the basis both of their contingents, to the Army of the Confederation and to the common expenses (ert,.. cept the expenses of the . Chancery of the Confe deration, which ate otherwise provided foi), earls State has been called upon to give in a statement of its population (fur toliki4 see tire . aimexed Taidg). This official statement been givet~ in ,tire President proposes that it shall be taken as ithe basis for five years provisionally (As originally pro.. posed) , rind that a Committee be appointed in tirne to lay down the principles of a definitive mat vier'. lation, to be introduced at the expiration of these., five years. The proportion being generally acceded to, the Saxon Ambassador rematked, that on account of the txtraordinaty population of the dominions of his Majesty !he' King of Saxony, the money con tingent would be tuo high it determined by this basis. RESOLUTION. 1. The population stated by the members of the Confede ration is provisionally assumed for the next five years as the matriculation of the Confederation, according to the provi sionally existing order of voting in plow, with the reserve of an ulterior determination for Hesse Homburg. 2. This matriculation avails as the rule both fur the con tingents of troops and of money, with the sole exception of the expences of - the Chancery of the Confederation, which are provided fur in a different manner. 3. The principles on Which the definitiie matriculation, to be introduced after five years, shall be founded, will be re ported by a Committee to be appointed for the purpose ; the Diet will discuss it. before the expiration of the five years, and agree on the final matriculation by an ulterior Resolution. TABLE. Population. Austria , t 9,482,287 Prussia Bavaria 3,560.000 Saxony Hanover Wirtemberg .. :.. 1,395 . 062 Baden ' 1,000,000 Electorate of Hesse Grand Duchy of Hesse 618,501) ' Holsters' • Luxemburg — 2 i 4,0511 . Brunsvvick Mecklenburg-Schv..erin Nassau ... . Saxe-Weimar ..... 2O I,oop -- Got ha ---- Coburg - Meininv,en - Heildbnrzhausen 29,706 Mecklenburgh Sttelitz Oldenburgh 217,7610 A nhalt Dessau 52,917 Bernburg - Coethen Schwarzburg-Sanderbauzen - Rudolstadt 53,937 Hohenzollern-Flechingen Lichtenstein .5,546 Hohenzollern-Siginaringen Waldeck Reuss, elder branch younger ditto Scliaumtiurg•Lippe Lippe Detainld 62 , ,205 24,000 69,062 Hesse Homburg Lubeck Bremen Hourburgh 20,000 40,b50 48,500 1,29,800 Total. 80,094,050 VIENNA, AUG: 24.—The Journal de Frankfort of the 14th inst. contains, under the head at Brus sels, a well-merited reproof of the tale of an at tempt to assassinate the Duke of Reichstadt, published in one of those Netherland Papers which, ever since their commeocentent, seem to have made it their business to treat their Readers with falsehoods of every kind. The above-men tioned Journal concludes its article with the fol• lowing words : "'These arc the observations to which we hire been led by reading the above piece of intelligence, and we doubt not hut that. the 4hatriatt Obsei ver *ill contradict it wore positively and irrefragibly." We willingly answer to this invitation, for the Vrai Liberal and Co. would doubtless build 'your our silence the assertion that there must, how ever, be some truth in the story which they have invented of the baffled attempt at an assassinti tion We therefore declare the whole story, from the beginning to the• end, with all the principal and accessary circumstances related with it, to be an impudent 'lie, forged for the furtherance of the views of ti patty. The story is, besides, so shallow and so vented, that we should scarcely have thought it wottliv,of helm contrad.cred, had we not been expressly called upon by,sevcral widely circulated Journals. VIENNA, AUG. 24 Excellency Don Pedro CeVa Ambassador irony his Majesty the Kiitg ot Spain to this Court, has officially protested against the occupation of Pensacola by the Arne- TiennS, in a nitmotial delivered, by order of his Court, to the Privy Chancery of State. It is supposed that all the Spaniih Ambassadors - have orders to proceed in a similar manner at all the Courts to which they are accredited. . The Princess Dowager of Aletternich, imme diately after the. death of her consort, went to );Aden to the Princess her daughter-in-lAw, snit will go thence toSdlsholg to see her Royal High• nests the Duchess of Wirtewbets, her daughter. s: